““Art is like alchemy.” The alchemist attempts to make something precious from the mundane — artists, too. Ritual was all-important in alchemy — the process was connected intimately to the materials used. That’s true for any spiritual or creative endeavor.”
A curriculum built for the self-taught artist looking for
structure and direction.
For this curriculum I have used Radiorunner’s curriculum, litmusik and his introduction post. Podcast explaining the Solo artist curriculum
take cup of mug tea. that’s long journey of main hero struggling to not get hemorrhoid.
my background:
- For the longest time, I believed that drawing was out of reach due to what I perceived as a lack of inherent talent. However, I soon realized that my limitations stemmed from a lack of dedication rather than innate ability.
- A few years ago, I shifted my focus to 3D modeling and animation. In my pursuit of artistic excellence, I delved into a world of tutorials and online courses, always searching for the best resources to improve my skills. Unfortunately, I found myself dedicating an overwhelming 90% of my time to seeking out these courses, leaving minimal room for actual creative expression. I became overly reliant on tutorials to the point where I couldn’t create anything without step-by-step guidance.
- I’ve been suffering from the problem every self taught person faces in the age of internet it’s The Overabundance of Resources. I’ve been more focused on curating best resources and finding them to download. And jumping around the courses and books.